Weighing and Sampling - Commingling Sample Clauses

Weighing and Sampling - Commingling. All ores, materials or products containing Minerals shall be weighed or measured, sampled and analyzed in accordance with the Grantor's standard mining and metallurgical practices. After such weights, measurements or samples are taken, at its discretion, the Grantor may mix or commingle such ores, materials or products with ores, materials or products from other properties or sources.
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Weighing and Sampling - Commingling. All ores, materials or products containing Minerals shall be weighed or measured, sampled and analyzed in accordance with the Grantor's standard mining and metallurgical practices for moisture, metal, and other appropriate content. Representative samples of the Minerals shall be taken and retained by the Grantor together with the results of assays (including penalty substances) and other appropriate analyses of the samples to determine metal and other relevant content of any penalty substance in the Minerals, which samples and results will be produced at the request of the Grantee. After such weights, measurements or samples are taken, at its discretion, the Grantor may mix or commingle such ores, materials or products with ores, materials or products from other properties or sources, provided that the respective properties shall bear and have allocated to them that portion of the Gross Value and Net Returns relating to their respective operations. In making any such allocation, effect shall be given to the tonnages and location of ore mined and beneficiated and the characteristics of the Minerals including the metal content of ore and any special charges relating to the Minerals or the treatment thereof derived from such properties. The amount of Royalty due and payable to the Grantee shall be determined prior to any such commingling.
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